@booklet {10,
	title = {"The Wreck of the South Pole"},
	howpublished = {The Wreck of the South Pole or the Great Dissembler And Other Strange Tales},
	year = {1899},
	month = {1899},
	pages = {5-76},
	publisher = {Street and Smith},
	address = {New York},
	abstract = {<p>Detailed eutopia located in a temperate area around the South Pole. Stress on purity in both men and women. \&quot;Mind power\&quot; allows a person to project themselves and to speak and act at a distance. The people call themselves theosophists or adepts in the occult sciences. Servants and lower classes do the work and fish by hypnotizing the fish. Hunters are licensed and required to work set hours to provide game for those assigned to them; they hunt by hypnosis. Class status determined by \&quot;mind power\&quot;. Travel by astral projection; mail sent by astral projection. Weather made. Police prevent crime by reading minds, and those inclined to crime are treated by having thoughts projected into their minds rather than being punished.</p>},
	keywords = {Male author, US author},
	author = {Charles Curtz Hahn (1858-1934)}
}
